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A page or publication in which an institution (a university, a laboratory, a standards body) documents its own historical role in computing, distinct both from an outside historian's account and from that institution's present day official presence. Belongs here: Dartmouth College: BASIC at Fifty and Dartmouth: Remembering Computing Legend Thomas Kurtz, each the originating institution narrating its own part in a development. Does not belong here: an outside author's historical account of the same events, filed under Historical Archive, and an institution's ordinary official site used for present day facts, filed under Official Site rather than here.

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